-=> Quoting Michael Holt to Bruce Clark <=-
 BC> Then when you send e-mail you enter the short 
 BC> "alias". When the e-mail is sent the real address is placed 
 BC> in the "To:" field. 
 MH> Where do I enter the alias?  
If you mean when writing a message, in the "To:" field. 
 
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 MH> How do I create a new address list?  I've clicked on all the spots,
 MH> but I never see the results of my work later.  Does the second or 
 MH> third lists exist only for a single use of Juno?
If your talking about a mailing list where the message 
goes to everyone on that list: 
Click on "Address Book", then on "New List". Enter a name 
for the list. Add the names to it. The new mailing list 
will be at the bottom of the regular list. Clicking on 
it will send the message to all entries in it. 
If you mean a second list of all individual accessible
entries, then you will have to create a new account. To 
do that, exit JUNO, restart, and at the first screen click 
on the "Create New Account" button. 
If you only have one account and look at the JUNO directory, 
you'll see a subdirectory of USER0000 . Doing the above 
will create USER0001 , with all new info. 
I haven't done it, so I don't know if you can use the same 
password and logon name in both. 
Another thing to look at: 
The Address Book is a straight text file: ADDRBOOK.NV in 
the USER#### directory. Copy it to: ADDRBOOK.000 thru 
ADDRBOOK.999 and make any modifications with a text editor. 
Or copy the one you want to ADDRBOOK.NV and make the mods 
in JUNO. Just be sure to copy ADDRBOOK.NV back over the 
name you got it from, to keep all those changes. 
Make a subdirectory under USER#### of ADDRBOOK and keep 
all the different ones in there. Name them any way you 
want for reference purposes. Being in their own subdirectory 
they won't gey lost amongst any other files. 
Your biggest problem will be forgetting to save a changed 
ADDRBOOK.NV and copying another version over the top of it. 
Copy C:\JUNO\USER####\ADDRBOOK\ADDRBOOK.009 C:\JUNO\USER####\ADDRBOOK.NV 
From USER#### directory: 
Copy ADDRBOOK\ADDRBOOK.009 ADDRBOOK.NV
Copy ADDRBOOK.NV ADDRBOOK\ADDRBOOK.009 
Even in Windows you'll need to do some typing to rename 
files. Renaming will have to be done before copying. A 
copy can overwrite a file, but the system won't allow a 
rename if that name already exists. Win95 users: don't 
get carried away with long file names, you'll regret it 
if you use this system. 
 
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